10,000 evacuated after 500kg WWII bomb discovery in German capital
Some 10,000 people were evacuated from an 800m radius around Berlin Central Station after a 500kg (1,100lbs) World War II-era bomb was found by construction workers on Friday.
According to police, the explosive is of American origin and is set to be defused by experts.
The departure board in the railway station showed several trains were delayed and cancelled due to the bomb disposal operation, with officials promising replacement services.
Every year around two tons of WWII explosives are discovered in the German capital, according to statistics, although they rarely force mass evacuations.
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